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EXCITING UNDERCARD ACTION FEATURES IVAN REDKACH FACING ERICK MARTINEZ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 AT GILA RIVER ARENA IN GLENDALE, ARIZONA

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GLENDALE, THE. (October 7, 2015) – Exciting contender Ivan Redkach (18-1, 14 Ko) returns to battle Erick Martínez (11-2-1, 5 Ko) mu 10 chonse opepuka podwala paLachitatu, October 14 kuchokera Gila mtsinje wa chi mu Glendale, Arizona.
The October 14 Premier Maseŵera a nkhonya odziwa (PBC) pa ESPN chochitika ndi headlined ndi kale lonse ngwazi Devon Alexander “The Great” (26-3, 14 Ko) kutenga nkhondo anayesedwa Mexican Aron Martínez (19-4-1, 4 Ko). Televised nkhani umayamba 9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT ndi U.S. kuwonekera koyamba kugulu la featherweight dziko ngwazi Lee Selby (21-1, 8 Ko) monga amakhala kale atatu Chigawo dziko ngwazi Fernando “Cochulito” Montiel (54-4-2, 39 Ko).
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Anabadwira ku Ukraine koma kumenyana kuchokera Los Angeles, Redkach anayamba nkhonya ndili ndi zaka zisanu ndi chimodzi ndipo pamodzi ndi chidwi ntchito kuyambira mu kutembenukira ovomereza 2009. The 29 wazaka mwini kugonjetsa Tony Luis, SERGEY Gulyakevich ndi Yakubu Amidu. Iye amatsutsa 24 wazaka Zamudio kuchokera Sinaloa, Mexico.
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UNBEATENS IVAN REDKACH, DEJAN ZLATICANIN CLASH IN MAIN EVENT ON SHO EXTREME® WINNER GETS CRACK AT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

Rising Star Julian Williams Aims to Remain Undefeated

Loweruka, June 13 at Bartow Arena in Birmingham, Ala.

 

NEW YORK (June 5, 2015) – With a shot at a lightweight world title on the line, undefeated dziko pachikhalidwe cha khama John “Choopsya” REDK ndipo Dejan “The dynamite” Zlaticanin adzakhala Square mu 12 chonse eliminator Loweruka, June 13, mu waukulu mwambo Showtime nkhonya pa SHO kwambiri® (7 p.m. AND/PT, anachedwa pa West Coast) pa Bartow chi mu Birmingham, Ala.

 

Mu Co-Mbali, unbeaten pamwamba 10 pachikhalidwe wapamwamba welterweight Julian “J Rock” Williams (19-0-1, 11 Mitengo, 1 ND), la Philadelphia, adzakhala akutsutsidwa ndi Armenia a Osauka Ovsepyan (14-4, 11 Ko), wa Glendale, Calif., in a ten-round bout. Time permitting, olimbika kumenya kuwala heavyweights Ahmed Elbiali (10-0, 9 Ko, 1-1 WSB), ya Miami, Fla, ndipo Madyerero Woods (8-4, 7 Ko), wa Atlanta, will collide in a swing match.

 

Kenako madzulo, mu Showtime Championship nkhonya®yaikulu chochitika, undefeated WBC Heavyweight World Champion Deontay “Yamkuwa Bomber” Olandiridwa (33-0, 32 Ko), wa Tuscaloosa, Ala., will make the first defense of his title when he faces Eric “Drummer Boy” Molina (23-2, 17 Ko), wa Raymondville, Texas, padziko NTHAWI YACHIWONETSERO® (9 p.m. AND/6 p.m. PT).

 

Wopambana pakati Redkach (18-0, 1 ND, 14 Ko), wa Los Angeles, ndipo Zlaticanin (16-0, 9 Ko), wa Montenegro, wobwezera mandatory akunyoza kuti Jorge Linares, the WBC 135-pound world champion who registered a 10TH-round TKO over then-No. 1 contender Kevin Mitchell pa May 30. Zlaticanin and Redkach are the second- and third-rated contenders by the WBC at 135 mapaundi.

 

Redkach and Zlaticanin are talented southpaws who were both accomplished amateurs in Eastern Europe. REDK, ndi 2008 Olympic Games alternate for his native Ukraine, is known for his aggressive and relentless style. The 29-year-old is coming off a sixth-round knockout over Yakubu Amidu otsiriza Jan. 9 pa ShoBox: The New Generation and has been angling for a title shot in 2015.

 

This is the most important fight of my life,” said Redkach, who made ESPN.com’s “Top 20 Prospects to Watch lists in 2012 ndipo 2013. “I’ve never trained longer or harder for a fight. Wanga mphunzitsi, Robert García, has me totally prepared and in great shape.

 

It’s going to be a good action fight. I’ve watched tapes of [Zlaticanin’s] last two fights so I feel I’m familiar with him. He’s very strong and he throws a lot of punches. I thank him [Zlaticanin] for coming to the United States. I’m honored. But this is a good matchup for me. I want to thank my team for giving me this opportunity. This is another step closer to my dream, the world title. I’m confident in myself. I’m going to put on a great show.

 

Dejan (kutchulidwa “DAY-han) Zlaticanin (silentz” – kutchulidwa “la-ti-CAH-nin) is making his U.S. ndipo 2015 kuwonekera koyamba kugulu. Zlaticanin’s most significant victory of his career came two outings ago when, as a prohibitive underdog, he earned a well-deserved 12-round split decision over hometown favorite Ricky Burns, a former two-division world champion.

 

The 31-year-old Zlaticanin, who moved training camps to the U.S. for his stateside debut, is an offensive-minded fighter who constantly pressures his opponents, outworks them and wears them down. Zlaticanin, of the Southeastern European country of Montenegro, represents the toughest opponent of Redkach’s career, though he’ll be giving away four inches in height to his opponent.

 

I think I will knock Ivan Redkach out,” Zlaticanin said. “I don’t like his behavior. Now that I’m training in America, I think I will be stronger and better than I was before.

 

The fast-rising Williams, 25, is making his sixth appearance on SHO EXTREME, more than any other boxer. Ranked in the top ten by multiple sanctioning bodies, the undefeated 154-pounder has won six consecutive fights, four by knockout since a bout with still-unbeaten Hugo Centeno JR., ended in a fourth-round No Decision in September 2013. Williams was up, 3-0 mu zipolopolo yagoletsa, when the fight was halted due to an unintentional clash of heads. In his last start he scored one knockdown en route to a shutout 10-round decision over veteran Joey Hernandez pa April 4.

 

I’ve seen some tape on my opponent,” Williams anati. “He seems to be a really good, solid fighter. I’m expecting a tough fight, and I’m prepared. Ndakonzeka.”

 

The 29-year-old Ovsepyan trains out of the Wild Card Boxing Club in Los Angeles and has campaigned for most of his career in California or Russia. The aggressive-minded Ovsepyan has had difficulty getting fights in the past and this will be his first ring assignment in 13 miyezi.

 

I’ve been training for a whole year now,” Iye anati. “They kept telling me that I could get a fight at any minute. I was supposed to have a fight in December, but it was canceled.

 

I’ve seen Williams fight a couple of times, but it doesn’t matter to me. I don’t even want to know anything about my opponent. I just want to get back in the ring and get a win. I’m hungry and he better not be taking me lightly.

 

Mu Showtime Championship nkhonya omasuliridwa Mbali, undefeated Jose “The Sniper” Pedraza(19-0, 12 Ko), wa Cidra, Puerto Rico, chidzathandiza Andrey Klimov (19-1, 9 Ko), wa Klimovski, Russia, mu 12 rounder kwa wopanda munthu IBF Junior opepuka World Championship.

 

Brian Custer will host the SHOWTIME EXTREME telecast with Barry Tompkins calling the blow-by-blow at ringside alongside expert analyst Steve Farhood.

 

Matikiti chochitikacho, which is promoted by DiBella Entertainment in association with Bruno Event Team are on sale now. Tickets start at only $25 with the best seats in the house going for $200. VIP packages are also available. To purchase tickets fans should visit alabamatitlefight.com. Tickets are selling fast and a sellout is anticipated.

 

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“Olandiridwa motsutsana. Molina,” 12 Round nkhondo olandiridwa a WBC Heavyweight Championship, chikuchitikaLoweruka, June 13, pa The Bartow chi ku Birmingham, Ala. DiBella Entertainment ndi Bruno Chosaiwalika Team agwirizana mphamvu akubweretsa chochitika Alabama. Mu omasuliridwa chachikulu chochitika omasuliridwa romoted ndi DiBella limodzi ndi Universal Zokwezedwa, Jose Pedraza amakumana Andrey Klimov mu 12 Round podwala kwa IBF Jr. Opepuka World Title. Izo tikumvera moyo pa SHOWTIME® (9 p.m. AND/ 6 p.m. PT). The telecast Komanso likupezeka Spanish kudzera yachiwiri audio mapulogalamu (Kuyamwa). Kuyambirira mwauchidakwa adzakhala televised moyo pa Showtime kwambiri (7 p.m. AND/PT, anachedwa pa West Coast).

 

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GCP a 'Mphezi’ Luis Kupita zokopa Start mu 2015

“Sindinadziwe zovuta anali 7-1 motsutsana nane, kapena ine ndi uliwonse pa ndekha!” anaseka Canada opepuka Tony “Mphezi” Luis (19-2, 7 Ko).

M'nthawi ya nkhonya kukhumudwa cha chaka chatsopano, Luis anatenga WBC Continental America opepuka Championship ndi kuwononga undefeated mbiri IBF #15 chovoteledwa Karl “Dynamite” Dargan (17-1, 9 Ko), Lachisanu latha usiku pa Foxwoods Amachita Casino mu Mashantucket, Connecticut, ndi njira ya 10 chonse akamakambirana. Luis bwino lolamuliridwa Dargan ndipo anaponyamo iye zipolopolo zitatu (ndi referee molakwika analamulira ndi Pepala) ndipo 10 kuti kapu kuchokera kwambiri chidwi ntchito.

The ntchito kusintha adzapambana atsopano mu otentha msempha kwa 27 wazaka Luis, ku Cornwall, Ontario. Dargan anali yachiwiri “0” mu mzere kuti Luis watenga, monga anapatsa New Jersey a Wanzell Ellison yoyamba imfa otsiriza July komanso. Kungakhale wake wachitatu zotsatizana ngati osati ena zokayikitsa kugoletsa motsutsana Ukraine a Ivan Redkach otsiriza January. Ophatikizana mbiri Luis wa zaka zitatu adani anali 43-0-1, 27 Ko.

“Mawu ngakhale kufotokoza chimene ine ndikumverera pakali pano,” anapitiriza Luis. “Iwo alibe ngakhale italowa mkati komabe. Zinangokhala ngati zinamutengera nthawi yaitali kuti adzafike, ndi onse lidzakhala ndi mavuto komanso mtendere wa maphunziro msasa, koma tsopano kuti zatha, ndikusangalala ngati izo zinachitika mofulumira kwambiri.”

Luis limanena kuti pamene zinaoneka kukhala zovuta Nkhata iye (ambiri anali 97-92, 99-90, ndipo 97-92), maonekedwe akukunyengerani. “Sindinkaganiza izo kuyang'ana kosavuta monga anachitira. Zinali zovuta m'njira iliyonse, Ndinali kuyesetsa mmenemo kutenga Nkhata, koma kuonera izo, izo zikuwoneka ngati ine ndinali wovuta nthawi. Ine ndangokhala kwambiri anga kulimbikitsa, Greg Cohen, chifukwa cha mwayi ndi chilungamo kuweruza ndi ankatsogolera tinalandira ino.”

2015 ndi akamayamba smashingly kwa Luis. Osati kokha iye tsopano kumwamba chombo mwa dziko masanjidwe monga ikutsika contender (iye panopa #13 mu WBA), iye ndi bwenzi Manon Latulippe ali kuyembekezera mwana wawo woyamba tsiku lirilonse tsopano.

“Chaka kuyambira kumbali ndi phwaa. Ine sindikanakhoza kukhala osangalala. Ine ndikuti kusangalala mwana wanga ndiyeno, mwamsanga pamene iye wabadwa, Ine ndikubwera mu masewero olimbitsa thupi.”

Kulimbikitsa Greg Cohen akuti ali ndi chidwi za tsogolo lake Canada slugger.

“Tony ntchito mwakhama mu masewero olimbitsa thupi ali ndi mtima mungafunse ndi kumasonyeza ake ndewu. Iye outworks ake otsutsa ndi overwhelms iwo ndi wokakamira mokwiya. Izi wake wachiwiri zotsatizana Nkhata pa bwino ankaona, undefeated womenya, ndipo ayenera kukhala wake wachitatu. Ine timanyadira ntchito ndi katswiri womenya ndi gulu. Tony is ready to fight for the world title and we are going to do everything we can to deliver him a title fight or title eliminator.

A kwambiri mankhwala ozunguza bongo mlangizi kunyumba, Luis anati phwando ku Cornwall wakhala kwambiri. “Aliyense. Banja langa, anzanga onse ndipo ambiri mafani kuchokera kunyumba ndi kogwidwa. Ine mantha ndi thandizo ine nditi. Ndi ulemu.”


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About Greg Cohen Zokwezedwa

 

Mmodzi wa nkhonya ya Premier zotsatsira zovala, Greg Cohen Zokwezedwa (GCP) ndi opatsidwa ulemu dzina kufupi dziko kalasi akatswiri nkhonya zochitika ndi kulimbikitsa osankhika akatswiri omenyana padziko lonse.

Woyambitsa ndi CEO Greg Cohen wachita ndi akatswiri nkhonya zosiyanasiyana kuti ubongo popeza malemu 1980s, honing yakeyo pakamtunda ndi kudzidziŵikitsa monga wochenjera mayiko nkhonya wamalonda.

Wokhala ndi luso kanthu ndi kukulitsa luso yaiwisi, Cohen anapanga mitu yankhani ake katswiri malangizo a, pakati ena ambiri, wakale WBA Junior Middleweight Ngwazi Austin “Osakayikira” Nsomba Ya Trauti, amene Cohen anathandiza kalozera ku osadziwika New Mexico chiyembekezo kwa osankhika malipiro-pa-maganizo mlingo opsa.

Kuwonjezera mumapezeka nsomba zikuluzikulu, Greg Cohen Zokwezedwa wakhala akuweta anakhazikitsa mayina monga kale logwirizana ndi ziwiri nthawi heavyweight ngwazi Hasim “The Rock” Rahman (50-8-2, 41 Ko); komanso nthawi lalikulu lokhala ndi kulemera kalasi dziko ngwazi James “Conde” Toney (74-7-3, 45 Ko).

Panopa dziko oveteredwa khama mu GCP rositala monga Arash Usmanee, konsekonse kuiona ngati pamwamba 10 wapamwamba featherweight; wakale WBA mayiko Middleweight Ngwazi ndi dziko oveteredwa middleweight contender Jarrod Fletcher; pamwamba oveteredwa featherweight Joel Brunker; Freddie Roach chophunzitsidwa heavyweight Lateef Kayode; Canada ndi opepuka TV kanthu ngwazi Tony Luis, panopa oveteredwa #12 mu WBA; Top 15 IBF ndi WBA ndi zisanu nthawi Irish National ankachita masewera Ngwazi, Dennis Hogan; ndi Kutuluka Undefeated Welterweight zotengeka Cecil McCalla.

Greg Cohen Zokwezedwa wakhala ndinkakhala nalo dziko kalasi nkhonya zochitika mu abwino malo aziwonetsero mu United States ndi dziko ndipo nayenso monyadira anapereka luso ndi / kapena okhutira angapo TV Intaneti kuphatikizapo HBO, Nthawi Yachiwonetsero, ESPN, NBC Sports Network, MSG ndi nkhandwe Sports Net.

IVAN REDKACH BLASTS YAKUBU AMIDU IN FIRST SHOBOX: THE NEW GENERATION OF 2015

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ATLANTEZ FOX SCORES MAJORITY DECISION OVER PATRICK DAY; IEVGEN KHYTROV NOTCHES KNOCKOUT OVER MAURICE LOUISHOMME

Nsomba kumangokumbukira Pa Monday, Jan. 12 pa 10 p.m. AND/PT Pa Showtime EXTREME®

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CABAZON, Calif. (Jan. 9, 2015) – Undefeated prospect Ivan Redkach (18-0, 14 Ko) was impressive in a sixth-round knockout victory over Yakubu Amidu (19-6-2, 17 Ko), who failed to get off his stool following the sixth round in Lachisanu main event of ShoBox: The New Generation kuchokera Morongo Casino, Amachita & Spa mu Cabazon, Calif.

 

Working for the first time with new trainer Robert García, REDK, of Los Angeles by way of Ukraine, started out slow as he found his range, with the durable Amidu handling his power in the opening rounds. Amide, of Los Angeles by way of Ghana, started slow but picked up the pace in the fourth and then was docked a point by referee Ray Corona for repeated low blows in the fifth.

 

Amide, who had never been knocked down in 26 akatswiri ndewu, suffered two knockdowns in the sixth, with the first coming after a quick right followed by a hard left and the second after an onslaught of power punches. Amidu barely beat the count both times, but he simply couldn’t handle the power of Redkach, anafika 45 peresenti ya mphamvu zake nkhonya.

 

“I was getting ready to knock him out,” Redkach said. “I was going to finish him before his corner stopped the fight. I would have finished him in the next round.

 

“I hadn’t been in the ring for sixth months, so I had to feel him out in the beginning before we attacked,” said Redkach. “That was the game plan with Robert Garcia. I was in perfect physical condition. I will be a world champion very soon. That is my dream.”

 

Amidu complained that a leg injury was the reason he quit on his stool.

 

“I hurt my knee in the last round when I fell on it,” Amidu said. “I was OK after the knockdown, but when I stood up I felt something in my knee. I didn’t stop fighting because of the punches; I stopped because I hurt my knee.”

 

While Amidu complained of a hurt knee after the fight, the California State Athletic Commission stated that the bout was stopped due to punches. By rule, the commission rules that a knockout.

 

SHOWTIME Analyst Steve Farhood was impressed by Redkach, who has been labeled by many boxing pundits as a hot prospect to watch.

 

“It was a very impressive victory because Amidu had never been down and had fought much better opposition,” Farhood said. “It’s not that Redkach beat him, it’s the way he beat him. When Redkach debuted on ShoBox we billed him as a lightweight terror and he didn’t really fight that way. But tonight he fought smart and in the sixth round the terror came out. He showed he had legitimate power.”

 

Mu Co-Mbali, undefeated junior middleweight prospect Alantez “SlyAza” Fox, of Forestville, MD, kept his undefeated record intact with an eight-round majority decision victory over previously unbeaten Patrick Tsiku, yagoletsa 76-76, 78-74, 80-72.

 

Fox (14-0-1, 4 Ko), who is 6-foot-5, was able to keep Day at distance with his highly effective jab, averaging 54 jabs a round with a total of 436 jabs thrown in just eight rounds. Tsiku (9-1, 5 Ko), who went past six rounds for the first time in his career, wasn’t able to come forward and looked frustrated in later rounds as he entered unchartered territory.

 

“I was able to land my jab,” said the 22-year-old Fox. “I kept moving and was able to stay off the ropes. I kept him on the outside with my jabs and movement. That definitely was the advantage that I had over him in the fight. It wasn’t just my height that worked; it was my movement and range.

 

“I was anxious before the fight, but once I was in the ring I settled down,” said Fox, who was making his SHOWTIME debut. “I’m very thankful for the opportunity and am very excited for big things to come.”

 

Day seemed frustrated with the decision saying, “I think I did enough to win. I think that I landed the better, harder, cleaner, more effective punches. I thought that’s how professional boxing is scored, but I guess not tonight. His height wasn’t a huge issue because I still think I won, but it was definitely an obstacle.”

 

Mu ShoBox: The New Generation opening bout, 2012 Olympian Ievgen “Ukrainian Lion” Khytrov (8-0, 8 Ko) remained undefeated with a dominating third-round technical knockout victory over outmatched Maurice “The Natural” Louishomme (8-1-1, 4 Ko).

 

Khytrov, wa Brooklyn, N.Y., kudzera Ukraine, controlled the fight from the outset, lighting up Louishomme, wa Colorado Springs, Kolo., with aggressive right hands and uppercuts to the body that sent Louishomme staggering on multiple occasions in a fight that was entirely one-sided.

 

Khytrov was highly accurate, ikamatera 53 peresenti ya mphamvu zake nkhonya, 51 percent of his jabs and 52 peresenti ake okwana nkhonya. Referee Ray Corona stopped the fight just 24 seconds into the third round after a hard right from Khytrov sent Louishomme’s mouthpiece flying for the third time and awarded Khytrov the technical knockout.

 

“I was just concentrating and trying to get some work in,” Khytrov said. “I wasn’t in there just looking for the knockout. I was looking for chances, but I wasn’t going to force it. The plan was to get some rounds in and really start pushing in the fourth.

 

“I’m ready to take on anyone. It’s been hard to get fights, but we’re just going to go home and prepare for the next one.”